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3 Bed Detached House
4 Meadow Court
Ballygowan, BT23 5XR
offers around
£250,000
Key Features & Description
Deceptively spacious detached home with ground floor extension
Spacious Drawing Room with Bay Window and Wood-Burning Stove.
Dining Room Opens Up Into a Bright Conservatory.
Bespoke Hand-Painted Kitchen with Granite Worktops and Bosch Appliances.
Extended Kitchen / Living / Dining Area with French Doors to the Garden.
Separate Utility Room
Ground Floor Shower Room
Three Well-Proportioned Bedrooms with Excellent Storage.
Modern Family Bathroom with Bath and Separate Shower Cubicle.
Mature, Private Rear Garden with Patio, Lawns and Low-Maintenance Planting.
Storage for Bicycles and Garden Equipment.
Excellent Location and Within Walking Distance of Local Shops and Public Transport. Perfect for commuting to Belfast or surrounding schools.
Set in a Quiet Cul-De-Sac with Extensive Driveway Parking
Recently Floored Roof space Providing Additional Storage.
Broadband Speed - Ultrafast
Description
Four Meadow Court is a beautifully presented detached home set within a quiet cul-de-sac in the popular village of Ballygowan. Offering bright, well-proportioned accommodation and mature private gardens, the property is ideal for families and those seeking a peaceful yet convenient location. The ground floor features a spacious drawing room with bay window and wood-burning stove, a dining room opening to a warm mahogany conservatory, and a bespoke kitchen with granite worktops, and an adjoining living/dining area with garden access. A practical utility room and ground-floor shower room add valuable convenience.
Upstairs, three generous bedrooms-each with excellent storage-are complemented by a modern family bathroom with bath and separate shower. Outside, the property benefits from a large tarmac driveway and private, low-maintenance gardens with patios, lawns and mature planting.
Ballygowan itself offers a friendly village atmosphere with local shops, cafés, a popular primary school and regular public transport to Belfast, Comber, Saintfield and Newtownards. The neighbouring town of Comber offers an excellent range of additional amenities, from supermarkets to leisure facilities, while the surrounding countryside gives easy access to scenic walking routes, the Comber Greenway, Strangford Lough, Castle Espie and outdoor pursuits. This is an attractive, well-connected home in a highly desirable and convenient area
Four Meadow Court is a beautifully presented detached home set within a quiet cul-de-sac in the popular village of Ballygowan. Offering bright, well-proportioned accommodation and mature private gardens, the property is ideal for families and those seeking a peaceful yet convenient location. The ground floor features a spacious drawing room with bay window and wood-burning stove, a dining room opening to a warm mahogany conservatory, and a bespoke kitchen with granite worktops, and an adjoining living/dining area with garden access. A practical utility room and ground-floor shower room add valuable convenience.
Upstairs, three generous bedrooms-each with excellent storage-are complemented by a modern family bathroom with bath and separate shower. Outside, the property benefits from a large tarmac driveway and private, low-maintenance gardens with patios, lawns and mature planting.
Ballygowan itself offers a friendly village atmosphere with local shops, cafés, a popular primary school and regular public transport to Belfast, Comber, Saintfield and Newtownards. The neighbouring town of Comber offers an excellent range of additional amenities, from supermarkets to leisure facilities, while the surrounding countryside gives easy access to scenic walking routes, the Comber Greenway, Strangford Lough, Castle Espie and outdoor pursuits. This is an attractive, well-connected home in a highly desirable and convenient area
Rooms
GROUND FLOOR
Covered Entrance Porch
With courtesy light, mahogany uPVC double glazed front door, matching side light.
Reception Porch
With oak style ceramic tiled floor, open to reception hall.
Reception Hall 15'5" X 6'2" (4.70m X 1.88m)
Storage and cloaks cupboard under stairs, glazed panelled and bevelled door to drawing room.
Drawing Room 14'6" X 15'3" (4.42m X 4.65m)
Generous drawing room with measurement into square bay window, mature outlook to front, carved mahogany fireplace, tiled inset, granite hearth and cast-iron wood burning stove, double doors connecting through to dining room.
Dining Room 10'9" X 10'11" (3.28m X 3.33m)
With glazed panelled and bevelled access door to kitchen, uPVC double glazed double doors to conservatory.
Conservatory 11'11" X 9'5" (3.63m X 2.87m)
Mahogany uPVC conservatory, laminate wooden flooring, light, fan, power and radiator, uPVC double glazed access door to rear patio and garden.
Kitchen / Dining 15'9" X 39'1" (4.80m X 11.91m)
Bespoke fitted hand painted style kitchen, granite work surface, inset sink and a half stainless steel sink unit, chrome mixer taps, integrated Bosch dishwasher, integrated high level Bosch double ovens, built-in glazed display cabinets, part tiled walls, concealed downlighting, integrated four ring Bosch gas hob, extractor hood above, Welsh style dresser with glazed display cabinets, plate rack and display shelving, Stanley range cooker, dual link up to boiler if desired, tiled recess with housing around, mantel, pelmet, extractor fan, part tiled walls, oak solid wooden flooring, recessed spotlighting, kitchen extended with living/dining area, uPVC double glazed French doors to rear patio and garden, outlook over rear garden, access to utility room.
Utility Room 4'11" X 10'7" (1.50m X 3.23m)
With solid timber work surface, ceramic Jawbox sink unit, chrome mixer taps, plumbed for washing machine, space for dryer, range of cabinetry with excellent built-in storage, ceramic tiled floor, access through to ground floor shower room.
Downstairs Shower Room 6'11" X 10'7" (2.11m X 3.23m)
White suite comprising low flush WC, pedestal wash hand basin, tiled splashback, double built-in fully tiled shower cubicle with thermostatically controlled shower unit, ceramic tiled floor, recessed spotlighting, extractor fan.
FIRST FLOOR
Stairs to First Floor Landing
Access hatch to roof space, roof space accessed via folding timber ladder.
Bedroom One 10' X 13'10" (3.05m X 4.22m)
Generous bedroom with mature outlook to rear, oak laminate wooden flooring.
Bedroom Two 15'7" X 10'8" (4.75m X 3.25m)
With mature outlook to front, built-in robes.
Bedroom Three/Dressing Room 12'1" X 7'6" (3.68m X 2.29m)
With Velux window and range of built-in robes.
Bathroom 10'2" X 7'4" (3.10m X 2.24m)
Modern white suite comprising low flush WC, floating vanity unit, chrome mixer taps, drawer units below, deep fill panelled bath with chrome mixer taps and telephone hand shower, uPVC panelled splashback, heated towel rail, uPVC panelled shower cubicle with Redring electric shower unit, tile laminate flooring, linen press with lagged copper cylinder, Willis type immersion heater, recessed spotlighting, extractor fan.
Tarmac driveway with parking for up to four vehicles, mature easily maintained front gardens laid in barked beds, loose pebbles, mature shrubs and planting, enclosed to side and rear, enclosed side pebbled area with oil storage tank and condensing oil fired boiler, rear gardens and patio laid in paving, loose pebbles and lawns, easterly and southerly aspect, excellent degree of privacy, outdoor water tap, outdoor lighting. Recently fitted uPVC fascia, soffit and guttering.
Ballygowan is a busy commuter bypass close to Northern Ireland's capital.
It is a village and townland in the borough within County Down that is known for the Olivet home. This imposing and austere building has dominated the village since 1886 and is the village's main feature.
The building was originally erected as an orphanage by Alexander Orr Reid as a memorial to his only son who was killed in a shooting accident. It was then purchased by Ballygowan Presbyterian Church in 1918.
It is a village and townland in the borough within County Down that is known for the Olivet home. This imposing and austere building has dominated the village since 1886 and is the village's main feature.
The building was originally erected as an orphanage by Alexander Orr Reid as a memorial to his only son who was killed in a shooting accident. It was then purchased by Ballygowan Presbyterian Church in 1918.
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